Cocoa Shortage Benefits Far North Queensland Farmers
A global cocoa shortage is creating new opportunities for farmers in Far North Queensland, with local growers expanding production to meet rising demand.
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Lemitech Admits Fault Over Worker's Death at Chicken Farm
Lemitech Pty Ltd has pleaded guilty to safety breaches after Liam Harrington died at a Lethbridge chicken farm, highlighting workplace safety failures in agriculture.
South Perth Council Approves Tree Removal at Golf Club
The City of South Perth has approved the removal of 39 mature trees at Royal Perth Golf Club for course redesign, despite community opposition and council dissent over environmental impacts.
Man Trapped Under Tractor in Scotsdale Farming Incident
A man has been seriously injured after becoming trapped underneath a tractor in a farming incident at Scotsdale. Emergency services responded to the scene.
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Record $1.84 Billion Boost for Australian Farmers Announced
The Australian government has unveiled a historic $1.84 billion support package for farmers, aimed at enhancing sustainability and resilience in the agricultural sector.
NSW Agency Accused of Deceiving Property Owners Over Mine Subsidence
A Newcastle Herald investigation uncovers a decade-long bungle in a Mayfield mine subsidence case, revealing a NSW government agency deceived property owners and withheld critical information.
Forgotten Woodlines: Railways That Fueled WA's Gold Rush
During Western Australia's gold rush, a massive network of railways, known as woodlines, supplied firewood and timber to power mines and towns. This untold story reveals the scale, migrant labor, and legacy of this crucial industry.
Vine Pull Debate Heats Up Amid Wine Industry Challenges
Calls for a mass vine pull in Australia's wine sector spark debate as industry grapples with oversupply, climate pressures, and economic shifts.
Ryan Izzard Sentenced for Drunken Farm Shooting
A man has been sentenced for a drunken shooting incident on a rural property, highlighting the dangers of firearms and alcohol misuse in agricultural settings.
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BlueScope's Cyanide Plant to Improve Environmental Monitoring
BlueScope Steel is constructing a new cyanide treatment plant at its Port Kembla facility, aimed at improving monitoring and reducing environmental impact.
Fishing Ban's Devastating Impact on Families
Basil Zempilas highlights how government fishing restrictions are causing severe financial and emotional strain on families, with long-term consequences for communities.
Seed Terminator: 10 Years of Weed Control Innovation from Kangaroo Island
Nick Berry's Seed Terminator, born from farming challenges and engineering expertise, celebrates a decade of destroying weed seeds at harvest while expanding globally from South Australia.
Livestock SA Boss Calls for Structural Reform Over Handouts
Livestock SA chair Gillian Fennell argues that short-term 'sugar-hit' support during droughts is insufficient, urging equal respect and long-term structural change for farmers akin to the mining industry.
Northern Leaders Push for Billions in Project Funding
Regional leaders in Northern Australia are urging the federal government to allocate billions in funding for infrastructure and development projects to unlock economic potential.
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Nationals' Fishing Ban Overturn Bid Doomed in Parliament
A disallowance motion to reverse the Cook Government's demersal fishing ban from Augusta to Kalbarri is expected to fail due to Labor's majority, sparking debate over science and regional impacts.
Fishmonger Tips: Catch Tasty Fish, Avoid Sharks Safely
A Townsville fishmonger offers expert advice on catching delicious fish species while staying safe from sharks, emphasizing local fishing techniques and safety measures.
Queensland Beef Exports at Risk Without Water Infrastructure
Queensland's beef export industry, a key economic driver, is threatened by water shortages, with experts warning urgent infrastructure investment is needed to sustain growth and meet global demand.
Royal Canberra Show: From Wonder to Leadership
The Royal Canberra Show has evolved from a childhood delight into a platform for youth leadership, blending tradition with modern agricultural education and community engagement.
Flow Hive: 130,000 Hives Sold in 130 Countries
Stuart and Cedar Anderson's Flow Hive invention allows honey harvesting without harming bees. Since their 2019 Canberra launch, they've sold over 130,000 hives worldwide.
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Majura Valley Sunflowers Adapt to Dry Spell with New Methods
Majura Valley's sunflower season adapts to a dry spell with new planting strategies and water management, ensuring vibrant blooms and supporting local tourism.
Abalone Fishing Cancelled in WA Over Safety Concerns
The final abalone fishing session in Western Australia has been cancelled due to unsafe weather and sea conditions. A replacement session is scheduled for March 14.
Bana Grass: Potential Savior for Mossman Farmers After Mill Closure
Mossman farmers in Far North Queensland are exploring bana grass as a new crop to replace sugarcane, following the closure of the local sugar mill, with trials showing promising results for biofuel and fodder production.
Ag Giant to Build $15M Virtual Copy of Australia
A major agricultural company announces a $15 million project to create a digital twin of Australia, aiming to revolutionize farming with data-driven insights and sustainability.
Ag Policy Calls and SouthStart Lineup in Business Briefcase
Business briefcase highlights include agricultural industry policy demands and the latest SouthStart conference lineup, covering key economic developments and innovation.
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Geelong Mystery Smell Traced to Chicken Manure on Farms
The foul odour plaguing Geelong residents has been identified as chicken manure spread on local farms. Authorities confirm the source and advise on health impacts.
Native Dung Beetles Found in Queensland, Aiding Agriculture
A family in Far North Queensland uncovers a thriving population of native dung beetles, offering ecological benefits for farmers, while highlighting the role of imported African species in cattle management.
Floristas del Hunter eligen nativas para San Valentín
Floristas en la región de Hunter reportan alta demanda para San Valentín, con flores nativas como las favoritas. La tendencia refleja un cambio hacia opciones sostenibles y locales.
John Carey busca comprador para refinería de litio de Albemarle
El ministro de Vivienda John Carey expresa esperanzas de un nuevo comprador para la refinería de litio de Albemarle en Kemerton, que cerrará por altos costos energéticos y bajos precios, mientras la RBA menciona a FBR.
Yellow Rock Road $109M Upgrade to Boost Tullimbar Access
A $109 million upgrade to Yellow Rock Road in New South Wales is set to enhance access to Tullimbar, improving traffic flow and safety for local residents and commuters.
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Jillaroo Dies After Collapsing in 44.8C Pilbara Heat
A 27-year-old jillaroo has died after collapsing while mustering cattle in extreme 44.8C heat at a remote Western Australian station, highlighting the dangers of working in harsh environmental conditions.
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